Karin
06-06-2018, 11:36 PM
Several years ago I wanted to create my first car model in 3D Max, and I was eager to build a DeLorean. Throughout that process, I was able to complete the stainless steel shell and a few other parts before an incident occurred. Some power outage knocked out my computer while working on the model, and I could not open the file again. This was one scenario I learned to make more than one for backup.
Fast forward to a couple weeks ago.
At the beginning of my small education in Austin for game development and design, I was already on the road to building another DeLorean model in Blender when our art professor gave me and another artist an assignment to make a model asset for a game genre. I eventually got the car finished before the deadline a week later, although it needed some last-minute tweaking (like the rear end was a tad too wide and roughly squarish). Then, next part of the same assignment was to texture the model and render it. I can't say whether I had more fun modeling the DeLorean or texturing it. Either way, it now looks absolutely beautiful and I'm so ecstatic to show it to you all. For now I only have the exterior and the tires completed.
In case you're wondering about what game genre I was focusing on for the car, I thought racing, action/adventure (like GTA), or simulation.
Also, here's my original thread of the other model DeLorean in 2011. http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?186-My-Project-DeLorean
Fast forward to a couple weeks ago.
At the beginning of my small education in Austin for game development and design, I was already on the road to building another DeLorean model in Blender when our art professor gave me and another artist an assignment to make a model asset for a game genre. I eventually got the car finished before the deadline a week later, although it needed some last-minute tweaking (like the rear end was a tad too wide and roughly squarish). Then, next part of the same assignment was to texture the model and render it. I can't say whether I had more fun modeling the DeLorean or texturing it. Either way, it now looks absolutely beautiful and I'm so ecstatic to show it to you all. For now I only have the exterior and the tires completed.
In case you're wondering about what game genre I was focusing on for the car, I thought racing, action/adventure (like GTA), or simulation.
Also, here's my original thread of the other model DeLorean in 2011. http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?186-My-Project-DeLorean